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It's about that time....
- Thread starter Jeremy
- Start date
Snowy Owl
Retired in 2010, In Memoriam
Re: It's about that time....
Well Jeremy, this is my 4th fall aware of the development of H5N1.
Got most stress in the fall of 2004.
The stress is different now my friend, its all about the intensity of the virulence of over 20 bugs....
Lucky that most of these bugs are not lethal or not have lasting effects,
as long as you have the good preventive measure and are aware of the options in treatments.
As for h5n1, I repeat, we will most probably have a lead time of one or two weeks before it goes MSM.
This Fall and winter looks a bit more stressy than fall 2004 tough.
Gearing up smart preps, in the smart way is the Path to folloe IMO.
SO
Well Jeremy, this is my 4th fall aware of the development of H5N1.
Got most stress in the fall of 2004.
The stress is different now my friend, its all about the intensity of the virulence of over 20 bugs....
Lucky that most of these bugs are not lethal or not have lasting effects,
as long as you have the good preventive measure and are aware of the options in treatments.As for h5n1, I repeat, we will most probably have a lead time of one or two weeks before it goes MSM.
This Fall and winter looks a bit more stressy than fall 2004 tough.
Gearing up smart preps, in the smart way is the Path to folloe IMO.
SO